He Huoren Traders (April 2nd) Morning Trading Strategy

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Yesterday, A-shares saw a strong start to April. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.46%, while the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index rose 1.70% and 1.96% respectively. The market’s trading value was 202.51 billion yuan, up slightly by 19.0 billion yuan from before. The number of stocks that rose was close to 4,500. The median of individual stock daily percentage changes was up 1.49%, and the average stock price hit a new high since March 23.

Yesterday’s big rally in A-shares is closely related to the overnight big rally in the U.S. stock market. In his article on Monday this week, Brother Long mentioned that U.S. stocks had dropped sharply for two consecutive days, but A-shares opened lower and then moved higher. Once U.S. stocks reverse upward, it will enhance A-shares’ inherent rebound momentum.

Yesterday, the Shanghai Composite Index filled the upper edge gap at 3955 points, which matches Brother Long’s expectations over the past few days. The resistance level is around 4000 points. From the 30-minute K-line chart, the end of the rising triangle on March 23 provided some support, and today the market will still have upside push momentum.

At yesterday’s morning opening auction, the index opened sharply higher due to the big rally in overseas markets the previous night. However, the newly listed-on-the-think reversal stocks that had been “reverse-nuked” two days ago—Xinneng Taishan and Datongnan—actually opened lower with no premium. The sentiment was a bit out of sync, so after the open, Brother Long decisively took profit from the stocks he had been watching yesterday.

In the market, we often find that buying only takes a second, but selling is like a difficult labor—why is that? What kind of subconscious is hidden behind this phenomenon?

Why is buying so decisive, with such strong follow-through? Because the market’s big rally stimulus made you draw your own “pie” in advance. Afraid of missing the opportunity, buying becomes nothing but hesitation, and you might even go all-in.

Why does selling become so difficult? One is difficulty selling at a profit—especially while your own stock is still rallying. Again, because of fantasies: on the one hand, you fantasize that there will be even bigger upside later, and greed takes over. Another is difficulty cutting losses and selling—on the one hand, you hate losses; on the other, you worry that after you sell, the stock will rally further, and fear takes over.

The above is the norm for the vast majority of people.

The right approach: Be cautious when buying (decisive but not impulsive). Sell decisively (bravely take the possible consequences of selling and then watching it keep rising).

What exactly are we missing in the market? That’s a question worth reflecting on every day for each of us! We lack technology, lack individual stocks, lack opportunities, lack mindset. And if I had to put it simply, we lack a “position management strategy that lets you go on the offensive when the time is right and hold your ground when you need to.”

Let’s carefully think back: why do we so often end up in the situation of being heavily positioned and trapped? We decide to cut, and then become heavily positioned and trapped again. Then we decide to cut again, and again become heavily positioned and trapped. How can we never break free from this curse? The market will never be short of opportunities. As long as you follow the position strategy of going on the offensive and holding your ground, you can avoid big losses. Do small losses first, then avoid loss, then aim for small gains—let time slowly move forward, and ultimately break the vicious cycle completely.

I will always only trade this stretch of the market that I can understand, not always look at the future with an outperformance mindset.
And certainly not staring at the minute-by-minute line every day, bouncing back and forth in that 0.xx percent of fluctuations.

For the short term, the market is still repeatedly rotating in a震荡向上 pattern. In this kind of environment, besides reducing the frequency of trading, everyone should control position sizing, and even more should time entries/exits and select stocks according to the combined effect of “sentiment + logic” emphasized by Brother Long. That’s how you can better beat the market.

Today, I’m bullish on the return of computing power and commercial aerospace.
Those tech sectors with industrial logic, like computing power, will certainly have the most elasticity and the best opportunities after the broader market stabilizes. The MerriCloud that Brother Long shared earlier also successfully hit the limit-up yesterday.

For commercial aerospace today, Brother Long sees a rebound/return. The focus is on Shijian Co., Ltd., plus Zengsheng Technology. One is making a new high immediately, and the other has already made a new high—so both still have reference significance.

Lastly, Brother Long wants to tell everyone something from the heart.
In the market, no one is always correct forever, and Brother Long is no exception.
The key is not whether you will make mistakes, but whether you have the ability to correct mistakes, and whether you have the courage to fix errors.

That is the true dividing line of a mature trader.
At this stage, feeling uncomfortable is normal, and getting shaken out is also normal. But as long as your direction is right and you keep the rhythm steady, you’re actually preparing for the market that comes next.
Be patient—don’t rush.
Truly big opportunities are never born while you’re comfortable.
Brother Long is here, watching the market’s ups and downs with everyone, quietly.

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